Beneath The Western Sky -Aqua - 8pc 1yd Bundle by Gracey Larson

Beneath The Western Sky -Aqua - 8pc 1yd Bundle by Gracey Larson for Riley Blake

Beneath the Western Sky was inspired by all of the time that I’ve spent in the western United States. The colors were inspired by many hours of road trips, admiring the red rocks, canyons, and buttes. Places like Garden of the Gods in Colorado and the deserts in Arizona and New Mexico are reminiscent of the warm tones of the fabric collection.

The aqua hues in the collection were inspired by the big, wide-open skies and the influence of turquoise and other natural stones in locally-made jewelry and art. The West has a unique and diverse range of landscapes and plants. You’ll find everything from pine trees to cactus which were represented in the greens.

My favorite colorway in the collection is the dark, warm, rich navy blue. Last year especially, I spent so much time enjoying the stars and the moon while taking evening walks. The lack of light pollution in much of the West makes for some of the best and brightest starry skies! There are many stories woven into Beneath the Western Sky.

I could tell you about the bear that my mom once saw in our neighborhood; the owl my sisters, brother, and I admired on one of our walks; the coyotes that are known to make their way across properties; or the elk, moose, deer, bison, and other animals that add to the wild feeling of the West. As we’ve driven through almost every state in the West, I’ve enjoyed seeing the textures, architecture, and natural elements that make the West so unique. I tried to incorporate a lot of that into Beneath the Western Sky with rustic weave textures, geometric shapes, wildflowers, large moons, and an overall feeling of being “wild and free.”

Assortment contains 8 1yd cuts in a Bundle

Contains NO duplicate fabrics

Width:  44/45" Wide

Content: 100% Quality Quilting Weight Cotton Fabric
Washing Instructions: Machine Wash Cold/ Tumble Dry Low 

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